Episode
The Jeffersons: The Arrival (1)
Overview
George and Louise are disappointed with the news that if Lionel gets the job that he's getting interviewed for, Jenny and him will have to move to Boston. Meanwhile, when Tom comes down with the flu, he can't take Jenny to her Lamaze class which prompts George to take her, but when the class is over and everyone has gone, George gets stuck there with Jenny, who has gone into labor.
Details
- Series
- The Jeffersons
- Season
- Season 6
- Episode
- Episode 15
- Air date
- 1980-02-03
- Runtime
- 25 min
Episode context
The Arrival (1) is Episode 15 in Season 6 of The Jeffersons. It aired on 1980-02-03. The runtime is 25 min.
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Episode 14: Brother Tom
When two old friends of Helen's come for a visit, Tom feels like a ""white"" outsider in his own home. This prompts him to ask George to teach him how to act black.
Episode 16: The Arrival (2)
George rushes Jenny to the hospital as she begins having contractions. Meanwhile, Lionel is offered the job in Boston, and returns from the interview to find out the news the Jenny has gone into labor. At the hospital, the family gathers and George begins to worry if the baby's skin color will be black or white.
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Episode 13: Louise's Setback
Louise is ecstatic when she learns that a television documentary will be done on the suicide helpline available down at the Help Center, and she is going to be interviewed. However, in the midst of all the excitement, Louise inadvertently neglects a teenage girl who later swallows a bottle of pills.
Episode 17: The Shower
George and Louise are happily planning a belated baby shower for Jenny and Lionel. However, as soon as the shower begins, a workaholic Lionel walks out, leaving behind a lonely wife.
Episode 12: One Flew Into the Cuckoo's Nest
While making a dry cleaning delivery at a mental institution, George is accidentally mistaken as a mental patient, when the real patient escapes disguised as George.
Episode 18: The Longest Day
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Episode 11: Me and Mr. G.
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Episode 19: George's Birthday
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Episode 10: Louise vs. Florence
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Episode 20: A Night to Remember
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Episode 21: The Loan
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